Just uploaded a quick and dirty review of the Analyser Pro.  This is a wonderful little exposure computer for the modern darkroom.  It is built like a tank and saves me headache and paper!  Give it a read and let me know what you think!

If you want to see it go to the top of the menus and select "Darkroom Lessons" and select Analyser Pro (English spelling).  Or click HERE.

Photography projects used to be a bit intimidating. I always imaged a four year odyssey to be able to complete it. Something massive with a vitally important message....something only true artists should attempt.

But in the middle of the Pandemic, I took a virtual class that taught me that a project can be done in a month, week or even a day.  I was asked to make on and was given just 24 hours to do so.  My project, a day in my life during quarantine.  

Looking back on it I am so grateful to have done it.  It is one of the only photographic depictions of what my family and I went through.  We all have our stories, ours is much better than most but we still struggled in our own way.  There are 24 images to this project but I only selected a few to show here. 

The three lessons that I took away from this project....

1. A project can be as long or as short as you want it to be.
2. Keep to a theme.
3. Know when to stop.

That is it.  The quality of the project will vary but if you follow these simple steps a project you will complete.